Recent content by morph

Damn right. This and Summer of Love are gifts from... er.... *coughs*

This tune should be a single – so good, so good. On a related note... PLEASE DON'T RELEASE LOVE IS BIGGER IT'S LAAAAAME! Thank you.

Jolly good show. I love this tune! For me it's the second best song on the album after Lights of Home. Be great to hear it live (hint hint)

... unfortunately just in Italy! http://www.theticketingbusiness.com/2017/06/13/live-nation-viagogo-banned-reselling-u2-tickets-italy/

That ole' video on the beach is on ice, for sure. But on a serious note, the video is really quite confrontational to what Trump stands for. It's not subtle but HOT DAMN I'm proud they've released it! Can you imagine Coldplay releasing such a defiant message in these polarised times...

Exactly - mobilised. *UK spelling

Maybe they took a look at out and thought "Oh God, we finally look old. Call the animators!" On another note, yeah those comments on YouTube. Wow. Troll central.

I like the refu-Jesus bit! At least it’s innovative. What sinks the song is a lame chorus. The verses are amazing.

I thought the “I could sing it to you all night” bits sounded better than the studio version with strings and proper drums.

The new songs were the best performances at the BBC! I agree Lights is among the all time great U2 songs. My baby was born 3 weeks ago and it has become a really meaningful soundtrack to the experience for me.

That DID look like a good afterparty. Where’s the uncut version!

Great to hear Lights of Home. But! If they end the tour with that Love is Bigger gibberish we are gonna have a problem...

It’s **** from the Guardian in a review I mostly agree with: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/nov/30/u2-songs-of-experience-review-emotional-uplift?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other LOL the hernia line!

Great song. Anyone know who produced it?

I’m digging Red Flag Day. The band sound more naturally agile than they have in years - after the forced funk of Stand Up Comedy I thought their hips had left them for good. Kudos to Larry too, it feels like he’s stepped up a gear.